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Print Is Bob Jordan a victim of “cancel culture”? Or is he being justly criticized for his use of a stereotype about Black people during a course he teaches on cinema at San Diego State University? There are sharply opposing views on that at SDSU, one of several San Diego universities that have become embroiled in the heated national debate over what’s acceptable language in an academic setting, especially during a time of heightened tension over racial justice. SDSU faculty last year revolted against a proposal that could have hurt their benefits if they said or did things that were p...
Print San Diego State University said Friday it will hold an in-person commencement ceremony in May for this year’s graduates and students whose celebration was canceled last year due to the coronavirus pandemic. The ceremony also will be open to an unspecified number of guests at an outdoor, off-campus venue. The site of the event will be disclosed later this month. The university also said it will produce a virtual presentation for students and guests who can’t or don’t wish to attend in person. Details for commencement at SDSU’s Imperial Valley campus will be released next week.